TradeZero Europe currently does not offer trading in U.S.-listed ETFs to retail clients.


This is due to EU rules for retail investment products. Most U.S.-listed ETF issuers do not provide the required Key Information Document, or KID, for EEA retail clients. As a result, TradeZero Europe cannot make these products available to retail clients.


This is not something you can resolve by completing an extra step or signing an additional document; the product is simply not available to retail clients where the required KID is not provided.


TradeZero Europe currently offers access to U.S.-listed equities and options. We do not currently offer European-listed ETFs, although we are planning to do so in the future.

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Your investments in securities are covered under the Dutch Investor Compensation Scheme or ICS (the 

). The ICS may compensate you, under certain legal conditions, for losses of up to

 if TradeZero Europe cannot meet its obligations after being declared bankrupt.


In addition, TradeZero Europe maintains clearing accounts with one or more brokerage firms that are members of the 

Securities Investor Protection Corporation (“SIPC”)

. In the event of the failure of such SIPC-member brokerage firm, TZEU customers would be eligible for SIPC protection against the loss of assets on a pass-through basis up to 

) to cover any shortfall in customer property.


TradeZero Europe holds client money in a segregated client money account with 

, a Dutch banking institution. Deposits held by a bank in the name of a financial institution for the benefit of third-party clients qualify for protection under the Dutch Deposit Guarantee Scheme (the 

) on a look-through basis. The Dutch Deposit Guarantee Scheme protects eligible deposits up to

TradeZero Europe offers both Free Limit Orders and Paid Orders. 



Limit Orders need to meet certain criteria to be commission-free. The most important requirement is that the limit order must not create an immediate match in the market. This means the limit order adds liquidity to the market. These orders can have economic value in the U.S. market structure because they help make buying and selling easier for other market participants. That value can help offset the commission that would otherwise be charged. 

 means: “Only buy or sell at the price I choose, or better.” A limit order gives you price control. You will not accidentally pay more than your chosen price when buying, or receive less than your chosen price when selling. The trade-off is that your order may not execute. If the market never reaches your chosen price, nothing happens. 

“Not create an immediate match in the market”

 means your order does not trade right away. For example, this may happen when your buy limit price is below the current market price, or your sell limit price is above the current market price. In that case, your order waits on the market until another participant is willing to trade at your chosen price. 

 means your order becomes available in the market for someone else to trade against. In very simple terms, it is like placing an item on a shelf in a shop. It does not sell immediately, but it is now available for someone else who wants it. A buy limit order adds buying interest to the market; a sell limit order adds selling interest. This helps make it easier for other market participants to buy or sell later. 

Why is adding liquidity valuable? Because markets work better when more orders are available. It is like a shop with fuller shelves: buyers and sellers can trade more easily. In a market structure, that can have economic value, which can help offset the commission that would otherwise be charged. 


In summary, eligible commission-free stock orders must be non-marketable limit orders. This means the order must not create an immediate match and must rest on the market for at least one second. The order must also be for 200 shares or more, relate to a stock trading on NYSE, AMEX or NASDAQ, and the stock must be priced above USD 1.00. Please see our complete Fee Schedule for all details. 



Unlike non-marketable limit orders, some orders are designed to execute immediately. These include Market Orders and Marketable Limit Orders. Because they trade against orders that are already available in the market, they remove liquidity rather than add it. These orders are therefore charged under our standard pricing schedule. 

TradeZero Europe does not receive any rebate or fee in return for transmitting your orders. Where executing brokers route TradeZero Europe orders to execution venues or execution partners, they must comply with applicable laws and best execution obligations, even if they receive an exchange rebate.

Yes. TradeZero partners with education providers who can help beginners understand the fundamentals of trading and how to get started safely. For those who already have trading experience, our partners also offer advanced resources to deepen your knowledge and improve your strategies. In addition, TradeZero can provide a real-time platform demonstration so you can see how our tools work in practice.

We encourage you to visit our LEARN webpages to explore.

TradeZero Europe offers multiple ways to reach our support team. Live Chat is the fastest way to get help. Try chat first!

- Live Chat: Available 24/7, 365 days a year via our website and portal.
- Email: Contact us anytime at support@tradezero.nl
- Telephone: Open on business days from 09:00 to 18:00 CET at +31 20 244 6898.

TradeZero Europe B.V. (“TradeZero Europe” or “TZEU”) is an 

 through a full suite of online trading platforms, including commission-free stock trading.


TradeZero Europe is authorised and regulated by the 

Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets

TradeZero Europe operates in other EEA jurisdictions on a cross-border services basis under 

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